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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-10

-Marianna Enquirer A curiosity Of The
vegetable kingdom has been exhibited sl the
saloon OF Col. j. p. Cocker for the last ten dsyl
II is what is called q wild potato, measuring u
inches in length and inches IN diameter, md
weighs IL pounds. Shaped and to all appeAnn-
ce resembling potato yet is of coarser gaIa
and more OF woody nature. II grows In The
woods, and this one was found near the planis-
tioa OF Mr.. Geo. w. McNealy, in this county
hogs are fond vi them, as food of considerable
nourishment
--Pslatka Daily Nous The pumps for The
Faiatka Waterworks are being set, and the PIPES
Will be filled with water the latter part Of tho
week. The buildings are still incomplete on -
count of the non-arrival of brick, but ten or
twelve car loads are expected to arrive In day
or two, when the works will be completed =
quick as large force of men can possibly do "
work. Yesterday while in the store Of J. T.
Speck y Son, we were shown q piece of fexlbk
sandstone, brought from somewhere in Souih
Florida. 1t looks very much like cement but
is almost as flexible as leather.
-Olando Sending Major General J. R Car
nahan, Commander in Chief of the Unibm
Rank Knights of Patlias arrived in the dQ
yesterday morning. Last night he installed
the recently elected officers of the Orlando D.
vision. He leaves this evening for the Morn,
and will be escorted to the depot by the Orsdo
Cornet Band and Knights of Pythias. .Thes
are about $50 Italians camping about in diaer'
emit places, between here and Apopka- Ihig
arrived In the city this morning, and are noE
looking for work Of any kind, at any prs
Many OF them, II Ii said, are on the verge OF saf
vation, aud in the last extremity resort to easns
a kind of grass, which they boil, that grows
this section. AS clearer of land the Itaiaa
said 10 be unequaled and 1t certainly seems IA
he might And employment OF this kind ct lsas1
i:--St. Augustine Wpekly. DR.. R B. Gsru:a
will ship 100 900 palms to Boston, for uss
the Catholic churches there on Palm Suncy
THE new bank building Is fast approaca,ns
completion, and is q credit to the ENTERPRISE
managers Of the bank. as well as fea!nS - :
the cap of the st. Augustine Improvement 49, y y
pany, which has the building contract an
the work has been well and solidly done, se ~
any building can be made strictly fire proo,v ~, -
will surely come under that category Inc 80 -
j 8sbtoaal Bank h now 10 prosperous nnss =
cpndjttqo, the individual deposits amoununs
bou) $4,000. The Indians at the nn
sIe19s 0AAEe been INDUCING 10 some ~
c6le6rAtion lately. Every night they nase ~ ri !
going through their peculiar ceremonies ~. 1870
late hGuE Dancing to the weird aoco -.
ment OF their tom-toms, and their stu 10y ~
bolical bowling aud waiting has keps tno 49,
ing In the vicinity Ia constant state o.
and excitement. Tho Indians no douoe - =.
joying this sort Of thing. bat We cannos ~
Inuch for the neighbour, who DO MOI ny y
their rest disturbed BY these midnight noss
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-10

FORT MEADE. Fla, March Thomas A.
Edison, At Fort Myers, has entirely recovered his
health and 10 buzzing around town As active and
strong a. he ever wassl Much 70 the satisiaction
of the citizens he will soon have the town bril-
liantly lighted BY electricity Ho Is 70 extremely
retieeut aboat his nsw sxpesimentss and. inven-
tions that he positively refaaa 10 be drswaa out
blame him; how q lie TO know but what your
correspondent h trying TO "catch on =" TO points
and then steal some Of his thundert lssg
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-10

commenting upon the death of Mr.. Beecher
says: HE leaves no system either Of theology
or Of church government His Influence exceDt
~ personal recollections ends with his lie. ne
was for Americans the great exposition of bis
time. He was great preacher and nothing but
. preacher"
,Ths Telegraph says;" No pseahes, no platform
orator In Amsrica, put more intensity a henrt
into his discoufses tban the man whose clasjon
voice raag every Sunday In Plymouth church.
With Ill his hults, and they ware many, 20
doubtful Il America win ever produce anoeher
1eochor."
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-10

WILMINGTON, DEL, March 8--Alfrsd Lea.
Bishop OF Delaware and Senior Bishop ef the
Episcopal Church In the United States. ID living
very III ct bic residence In this city and Il z
feared be may not survive. He returned nom
FORTRESS Monroe last week, where he hid bceu
Tor his health, but no has been wore svaf sInce.
and u now confined 10 his bed, he g "a IN
10th year and his Sorty.sixth n the episcopete.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-10

Their job printing. should bring thss
FroaDlAN once, and - n We can't
them. Sstalsqay Dom
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-10

For copy of" His Letters from Tallahassee,"
In neat and attractive pamphlet
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02
SlUsTRcE AT LasE.

The decision Of Judge Barnes In the
case of Maria Martinez Berger VS.. Ros-
well G. Wheeler, an eiectynent suit
that for tile past year or mere has
been before the District Court, il cer-
tainly a good one, The dispossessioni
of Mrs. Berger Of her birthright, by an
over-oEieieus Indian agent was a
wrong that sadly needed righting.
Judge Barnes, we are pleased to note
has had the nerve and manliness 70 do
it. More than q year since tAis fellow
Wheeler in the capacity az Indian
agent secured the removal OF Mrs. Ber-
ger frem her home On the San Xavier
reservation This tract of land had
under & Mexican concession, been the
home Of her family for nearly 40 years
long before the boundaries of the
reservation were outlined OF even the
Gadsden treaty had existence and un.
Ill the advent Of Wheeler, had enjoyed
uninterrupted possession of III Wheel
or and his associates however. succeed
ed in getting her removed, and the
home wkereia she was born and aisesa, /,
turned over to the lazy Papagos Her
restitution to her rights ID an act of
Justice long delayed III 4 pity that
these over olEcious officials cannot bs
made to pay roundly for some of their
vilminded mischisyons doings They
however manage to get orders and
then escape punishment In having
Naetad undar orders - l,itigen
The Citizen should know thas every
persen tho highest government oifi,
cial equally With the humblest citizen
-is amenable to civil law, aud The
fact that the offender acted under in
struetion from a superior officer does
not in the least relieve hm from the
responsibility Of bis unlawful act
Civil Law i at adj times and il an pla-
ces pre- eminent. EDS, BELT.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02

f.
4 Tile oase of the Stats ef DIisssna gs.
Aogh N Brooks, ALIAS Maxwell, for
the muraer of Charles Arthur preAer,
10 far as State cenrts arc concerned,
unless an appeal to the Supreme
Court cf the United States il taken, n
finally determined against The accused,
and who must expiate the otionse with
Ills life. Had Maxwell not testiEed
and admitted taking the life af Prel-
lef, It would have gone down id histo-
~ as showing the ntIasaeiss Of cir-
cumstantial evidence. AS II Is its
chief value consists in its proving that
they are not wholly wrong who We.
lieye in the doctrinoof human aepray-
ity. Maxwell admitted the killing,
leaving 5ut one question for the jury
to decide, viz; whether 1t was criini,
nal u accidental hemieide, which was
determined BY the Jury critically
weighing every act committed by him
after the killing Of preller, and which
resulted 10 their finding a verdict 81
meryler, and the subsequent action "
the Supreme Court of Missouri in ag-
IRrming this decision Of the lower
court, and f1ipg tire day Of Maxwell.
lexscution for August 18th,
He now, for tho FIRST hmo since his
arrest on tile steamer as it entered the
docks Of Auckland, New Zealand, RE-
alizes that his life Is imperilsd, but
does not fully believe That he will pas
from time to eternity On the day hxet
| for bis execution. Maxwell Is q dude
ana for months after being returned
to ST. Louis, his cell was tho attraeho1
for very many persons, especially "
dies, who brought him flowers ant
confsctious, and in return he wai
most profuse in gifts Of his reflected
likeness. He claims membership b
the Royal College Of Surgeons Lon
don, and has pretensions TO being /
lawyer, and it was his boast, through
ont the trial, that be was directing I'll,
/ defense.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02
raF rEnIaNINe % &c Exn

This beginniRg of disease i slight del
bility 81 Disorder ~ sonle a the vital
organs, the stomach, the liyss 81 the
bowels usually. There arc dyspepsic
symptoms, Tho liver il troublesome, tbs
skin grows tawney and unhealthy look
INK, there are pains IL tho right side 81
through the right shoulder blade. The
climax i often an utter prostrasion eE
the physical energiss, perhaps fatal
issae. Boa 4 the difBculty i met in TINS
with Hoatetters stomach Bittera which
ii always eEsOtiye III remedy, and IL
should ne swsorted b al an carly stage,
shsFe vii l,e no reason % apprehend
chose injurious subsequent elects upon
thu system often entaiied by entirely
cured diseases FaI better is II, also, to
employ this safe remedisl agent IN
fever and ague, and other naiarial eeip-
plants, than quinine snd other p0ssnt
drugs, which even when they prove NJ
fectual for time. ruin tho stomach and
inlpsir the general health
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02

a
Whils attempting 10 iisarsn 1 Nor
icau who had dawn d revolver II y
wedding, ii Msfencl Arizona, Deputy
sheriff THOMPSON Was seriously,
though not fatally stabbed
Phoenix and Tucson experienced I'M
tense hest last week Tbs signal SER.
vice reports temperatures of no ana
ll7 degrees. and street readings of the
sthermcncter were still higher
The star says; Thus iar the new
Arizona code has not put IA an ap,
pearancs ia Tucson AS soon All o
specimen cory comes aroaaa il is pro-
posed to raise d collection aud pur.
chase one for the bar. Ths Star viii
stand in On the proposition.
on account N the failure of ths
postmaster 1T Paysen, 10 forward to
TIC department, at Washington, the
bids received by him for carrying the
mail Cd the star route between Hol-
brock and Paysen; OF IL no bids were
received a report To that effect, the
contract on said route had not mp to
Wednesday last been awarded. Hol-
brock critic.
A carload of spring mattresses, far
tae Mequi Indians, were shipped per
teams from tbis point last Wednesday
What maternal solieitnde our gorsrn-
ment eyiness for the esthetic wards.
ii there Is one thing more than anoth-
er, whieh is expected to "fll long
felt want ia the hearts Of Moqui la-
dies ii Is a double back-aetion spring
mattress Holbrook Critic
The Territorial Board Of Equaliza
ton has assessed the Atlantic ANA RAJ
cfc Railroad Company at the rate of
$7 900 per mile, msking for tae la
I 7s.100 miles il our oounty, $7s2, ,460t
and ID appoFtoning the rolling stock
To our county, we h i've an additional
sssea valuation of ss9, ,8s5.05, making
the total assessment in our county, as
made by them and Submitted to our
Board Of Supervisors S99l AL .05
This includes al their property in this
county, except the right of way, whieh
was not assessed While the assess
\ ment IS certainly toe low, 4 ID rccog-
nized al vast improvement over the
past. 81, 5ohns Herald.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02
.SEHERIFF's SALE.

ny YiTtuc 81 an executi9p isaasd sut II The
l5issFies q hTt 81 2nd Judicial Bistrici, tiila
g1unty. Arizona Territory dated the 3Sth
ia.faf Mey 4 D Escs. ii eertain action
Wherein Daniel Aeaesn. az Plaintiff. recoF-
frsd Judgment against } G. Cotlin and A /.
4Dpand. as jleieHdaats, nj the SIM If s59s
ant cost of suit taken as &5S 30 With Interest
u He rate ~ TIM pee cent psr anHum until
paiL said iudsineslS and costs Amounting to
tha sum ~ S745 t0 an the 2,8d dny IL Juns
A p 1857 hage lefis8 apon tES following
siessTibei property, ta- Ntt
Tine III nine kn89n as The Bslss Mine and
EprraeFly kp9Hn as the eld Cox and Coflin
fa4ps, hcStsa Rb0nt eight tSl miles north of
tslaba; sESe psle ll l9gpbar hease thereon, Ill
ni sAid preperty sitRated n Globe Mining
District, Giia County Arizona Territory
pilllic nesiee n hereby gfsen that IN Sat.
i,rdag ths lfikh day II July A. p. 1887, III 10
fi'clork h "a ii thAt day III public suction at
Esiol4, ii fssfsit ns Sheriff office, / sill sell
III tae right, titir And interest ot the saia he.
3endsrs@ ii aild to said desafil1ed property Is
tha ilighest and best bidgiar 81 satisfy sad ex.
ecation an5 4 Il cssts
E.E. HODG SON, sheriff,
ie95tis Giia County, a, n
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02
Bids for Building Court House.
Sealed Proposals.

viii be received BY the Posrd of superyl-
sors d ella County, Arizona, AZ their Office
in Globe, until 10 o'clock a. M, July 18th,
1887, for the stone work on the Court House
70 be erected at Globe, A. r.
tgt For qnarrying Ono Thousand Porch
of Rock more oF leas, for Dimensions, see
plans aid specifications on &c IN the olerk's
0tiico
2sld. For the transportation 81 One Thons-
and Perch If Rock, more of less, from quarry
to Court Honseyard ii Globe
sFl. For furnishing lime and aand and do
iag the stone cutting and mason work on
Court House.
4th, Masons bidding on tho above work
are requested 70 make separste bids, one for
each os the above items, and one fot The entire
work.
The successful bidder VIII be required 70
give bonds IN anonnt equal 70 the amount 81
the bid
Tho Board reserves thr right to reject any
on al Bids
Globe, Arizona, june 2, 1887.
], REDMAN,
Chairman.
inne 4-6t
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02

Over 30 per cent Of the stock Of the
Bremen mine has passed into pool.
The stockholders put up is cents per
share on their holdings for which they
receive treasury stock at 81 per share.
All who have gone into the pool have
put up forfeit which rsyerts to the
company in case they give an option
or sell any Of their stock during the
Time specified in the pool This will
leave the company with some cash ii
the treasury, and will undoubtedly
raise the value Of the balance Of the
treasury stock to 81 Oh more. This
viii tide the company over It's present
difficulties. Some high grade sulphu-
ret ore was recently struck in the
mine. silFer City (N. M,) Enterprise.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02

Our Arizona cotempsFaries, gener-
ally, are indulging in studied disgust.
tions, in which they decry the eduea-
tien Of Apaohes, and cite skid" the
leader of the raiders, as an example of
th9 evil attending the furnishing the
red mans intellect By means Of collie
giate training, which stulti6es when
the fact Is known that the KID is 4
dolt in respect 10 even the rudlments
Of an education, he never having felt
The sting Of the pedagogue's rod, Or
been to school day in his life.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02

The prominence and wide publicity
giysn the MsGlynn case is unfortun-
ate for the CATHOLIC cause, as very
large number Of devont Romanists, in
New York and elsewhere, sympathize
wlth the deposed priest and view the
action Of the Papal court in his case as
unwarrantable iuterfe n ce--th b .
Pope's supremacy in temporal affairs
being denied. There appears TO Be no
hape for reconciliation, and Or, Nc
Giynn's accommodation viii not Be
longer delayed.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02
pRoaATE NOTICE.

n the Vrobai4 caart, of ths County 81 CHA.
Territory 81 ATiz0Ha.
IA the matter * the Ratass of Ferdinand g.
Hatch 3essssea.
@Ftsr ri shove cause Why or3sr If sole n
real estate and personal properly should not
b. mate.
W. IA. Holiness the Administrator of the
Estate u Ferdinand O. Hatch, Deceased,
hssing filed his petition hereia praying fpr an
aeisf u soils % ail the personal property and
TIE real esissts, vi said decreased, f8r the plsr-
Ialses theFsin 4et forth
II Is thclsfqrs ordcrei by The Judge " the
said Court, that al ielsnss interested ia the
estate fie ssid dseeased, appear before The saiH
Prslate Court on Wednesday, the f3tA day
ef lnlg 1887, Al O'Clock Ia fhg fgreAeou pf
saia dag, af the Court rWyin Of said Probate
CsalH az the town 81 ftlBts, County of Gila,
~ show euuss SHY aa prder should not be
gtaated d the said Administrator t0 sell al
the personal pFppegtY and tic real estate of
tho said deceases 1t s's9 ate er puliie sals as
shall he ueeess4fy,
AMI tlist j copy 81 this order he Published
~ least ienF sa successive Neeiss III The Ag'-
xaSA SgLNEE BREf. a heWspa,AF printed ar 4
pubiislied ia said CHA Cnnnsy, and that al 4
notice n this order br POSTED ID thiee publ b
places III The county,
NJ. n. KINGsBURY,
Probate Judge.
Dated, Gloic 4. n, Jpns III 1857
1e1a sw
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02

The Secretary of the Interior has
requested the Attorney General (if
after investigation, the facts are found
sufficient 10 justify such action) to
cause criminal suit to Be instituted
against Alvin G. Dake, o, B. Morrison
and Charles Macarthur, Of Dake, Colo,
for violation OF law in cutting and re-
moving from Government lands pine
and spruce wood, which, between the
years 1883 and 1887, they converted
into charcoal and sold to the Omaha
Grant Smelling Companys also, that
civil suit bo instituted against Dake
and the smelling company jointly for
$l5O,33l, the purchase price Of I ,7G8,.
900 bushels Of charcoal, that being The
product Of the weod cut from The Gov
ernment lands. Il appears that Gle
smelling company was an irnooeut
purchaser ard therefore liable 9yly tor
'F p:les paid for the charcoal
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02


Satisfaction guaranteed 70 patrons
Glpat reduction II cash prices st y
~ Eslinsr d Cd
if.yga want i good snit u olothss
custom made leave gonr order With.
*. i, Van Wagenen.
Bay seersueker dress at Meyers n
scheins 1t win wash andneeds no
starclaag nor ironing
INST received BY Alex. Graydon, Il
saf load 81 Cumberland coal
wiMes ana EAaacss
White Rye Whiskey bourbon yYhis-
key, Gin, pipifax Bitters, Fort wine,
Sherry wine. Angelica wine, Cham
range cider, etc, etc, at o 8. Van
Wagenen's
Rosary trimmings and Moon Light
On LIP Lake Jerseys at = Myers 4
schsin.
California and Haydons -four, oat
meal, corn meal, cracked wheat, rolled
oats ETC., etc, AZ Van Wagenens.
FoR sAfr a fine ranch. Range fer
1000 head 81 stook Good feed and
abpndant water supply Inquire Al
tie BAR office
Myers and Seiiein display a very
handsome stock 81 spring goods, mil
linery. ladies and gantlamen straw
hats, etc CAN ana examine them.
Myers 4 sehein's stock is replste
with the latest novelties IN dress
goods millinery, hosiery, etc. Also .
fns line of gents scarfs and furnish
ing goods. Cali and be convinced,
Charles sehulze has bought the
ranch of Peter Smith, two miles from
! Bloody Tanks, On the silver King
trail There Is an abundance of wa,
ter On the place and good range
with little stock upon it. Mi. schulzc
! is dasirous of taking cattle on shares
! Apply to him at Bis boot and shoe
shop, adjoining sultans store, in
lGlobe,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02
SsEIERI IFFs SALE.


ByyiEsns Of an executipn issned cus * the
I1i5trics G0ntt nf 2lid ,gnditinl District CHA
County. Arizona Territory, dated the I'D day
sof Jene al ID. 1887, in o certain action @kere-
Ia ID. - Lacey as PiAintitf, recovered ju6g.
utent against ] III Eatnn ~ Defendant, fof
the sam III $lHs2 eai cost of suit taken az
$iI4 with interest ftan fhe 2lst day IL june
1898 Rt the rate " twu pef cent. per month
pntiipa sold Judgment and costs amounting
to the snsa 81 Si378, on tils 2Sd day of InHe
A. y. 1887, have levied upon the following
iescri he'd property. TO- viii
Lot No I, la Block No. 95, Lot M. q Id
Block 40 06, AZ described an tie official map
of Globe Iewrsite new on fie III the Gfsice IT
the Clerk n the Probate CDuTt II sis said
EeuttF If tsfias 10 which map feferspee Is
hereby inede aa paft nf this aotice; also tho
undi NJ ied one, ight IA interest If she Fame
Mines located shout miJea northeast of
Globe alsoan unfisided one haA A interest
Ia the Iak Vale mine vi lasllsite, lacAke6
near aipa nelth of che said Esule Minef also
an ulnlxided 0nesfSnrth II interest III the
Ress Nsstef minis Hl,aat suf nssles northeast Of
ths Mipni ulh All Of ssid raining intefests
being situated ii said Globe Alining District
III tile saia County of Gilas also She undivided
cne-halE 4 Interest IL the Toll Road irnn4
Globe to pinaI Summit III she slid CHA
County also one III iise stamp battery ut
~ gheatselaa II said Cila Ceuntys Arizona
TerriEei.y
Public Motice is hereby given chat oa Sat.
nFfiay clio fiith day pi ,iniy a III 1887 AZ II
4'elock e ii. of that day al public auction AZ
@ l1bc tfiie County, III frgnt "a Sheriff efBce,
j II III ssll all the right title aud Interest of
the said Defendant il and IL sssia tesctibe1
plepeft, oEie higbeet ami Best biiii,f Is sat.
isfy said eSeankioa Aisd All costs
X E HlIsg III, sherifF.
jessB ss cha County, Al q
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02

According @ latest estimate by The
Treasury Department, the surplus %
July 1st viii be ABOUT ssh ,000, ,0G0 OF
this amount 100000 viii b Set
aside for the payment 81 8 percent
bonds which are called for that day.
The payment Of pensions viii at cnee
absorb S12,o00,00o, and i like sum
again IN August, while the ordinary
expenses of the government for the
two months named will b about
s37, 100000. So that when Che above
sums are deducted from TIE govern
ment's receipts, computed On the basis
Of the present ineene, there viii Be
less money III tho Treasury September
lst tnau July lst. So the present sit-
uation Is not alarming as indicating d
contraction in the currency at an ear
ly day, and there appears to Be no
necessity for an extra session Of Com
gress, which has been 50 much talked
of.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-02
PRRFRRRED LOCALS.

Mr. and Mrs, i G Ramsaell, wish
70 thank their patrons for their liberal
patronage heretofore and hope ID rs-a
ceiye their patronage ia their new
line Of business
sam Kee win reopen the restaurant
adjoining MeNelly's saloon On June
list, Has reputation as hrst-cIass
caterer Is well known HI soiicits the
patronage offormer patrons ana peo-
pIs Of Globe generally Fresh braad
viii also be kept for SALE.
Cigars At Van Wagenen
EF KelIner & ec, started up their
saw min sd Tuesday Iest ana are
new prepared u I'll al orders N
short notice
Horses boarded for 30 cents per day
st Paseoe corral The best alfalfa
hsy fed
Fresh ranch hptter from Pascoc
mountain ranch II 6 s. Van Wag
cnen
Information wanted CONCERNING ans
and all of the ranches lying between
l2aysan, h os Yavapai county and
tho Mogollon morntains Tho Rums
Der of acres nnder fsnce aud din
gram of the form 81 the Fencing, and
the owners thereof 81 hy whom
CLAIMED Any information furnished
win b property recoinpeused Aa-
dress Lock Box 254 Tucson, Al Il 68t
Fsesh frnits and vegetables cen-
stantly On hand and for sale at q ~.
Taglor's.
II you want good pairof boots hi
SHOES, eall BIT y Schulze's Prices IN
duced.
New clothing samples Just arrived
at g s, Van Wagsnens
For the ladies, ribersene apd ara.
sene test, at Myers 4 sebeia
Fresh aroeeries constantly arriving
al Van Wagcnena
Butter sggsi spnds bacon, dry salt
meat and ham IA Yaa Wagqnep
Hop -so Fatty who has 81 success
fully nauaged tho eestaurant nsat so
fbe Palace Billiard Hall, has bought
out tbs business asd good wsll ef Che
Pasece restanFant, and n now gu1
nlng II and ssstiag w sxeslssnt sas'lss